Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3  |       cannot be overthrown by the devil.”~His third point is “that
 2     I,  4  |       Christ’s antidote after the devil’s poisonous concoction.
 3     I,  27 |          of his rib; and that the Devil could not seduce Adam, but
 4     I,  28 |            The horse-leech is the devil, the daughters of the devil
 5     I,  28 |       devil, the daughters of the devil are dearly loved, and they
 6    II,  Int|       cannot be overthrown by the devil, Jerome (c. 1) puts it that
 7    II,  Int|          cannot be tempted by the devil. He quotes 1 John i. 8–ii.
 8    II,  1  |     cannot be tempted 4652 by the devil. And to escape the imputation
 9    II,  1  |           and the children of the Devil.” And at the end of the
10    II,  2  |          cannot be tempted by the devil, how is it that he bids
11    II,  2  |        too that all sin is of the devil. Now John confesses himself
12    II,  2  |         our hearts, we banish the devil from thence. If we sin and
13    II,  2  |         thence. If we sin and the devil enter through the gate of
14    II,  3  |         from the evil one, if the devil cannot tempt those who are
15    II,  3  |        brought to maturity by the devil. When he sees that we are
16    II,  3  |         fallen”; and, “Behold the devil is about to cast some of
17    II,  4  |         afterwards tempted by the devil; and repenting of his sin
18    II,  4  |          priesthood, and with the devil standing at his right hand;
19    II,  17 | professions of the virgins of the devil, so neither is true fasting
20    II,  17 |        the magicians: so when the devil tries to be the rival of
21    II,  18 |         which is prepared for the devil and his angels.” That a
22    II,  18 |         Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father